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Leading with Love, A Women’s History Month Reflection
Women’s History Month is always an introspective time for me. I think about all the ways that women have been, and continue to be, visionary shapers of their communities.
As Schools Reopen, How Should They Meet the Needs of Students of Color?
With COVID-19 an ever-present threat, many parents are burdened with questions as some school reopen for face-to-face instruction.
“I AM HUMAN,” a film project of Forward Promise.
Ask a young child what they want to be when they grow up and they will likely give you a list. Their dreams are boundless and they derive genuine excitement from planning their future.
Justice for Ahmaud Arbery: Dehumanization Is Not Normal
Jogging on a sunny spring day is normal. Chasing, shooting, and murdering a Black man while he is jogging is NOT normal.
A Mother’s Love Liberates
This is how I show my love. To liberate his mind from the chains of dehumanization that threaten to drag him down when he wants to soar. To transcend the negativity, and instill a hope that stirs up in him the strength to thrive.
Let’s Heed the Charge from Our Elders
It was a short exchange, really. One that might seem insignificant to onlookers who couldn’t hear the words being spoken. But it is a small moment I will cherish forever.